BS ISO/IEC 15444-2:2004
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Information technology. JPEG 2000 image coding system – Extensions
Published By | Publication Date | Number of Pages |
BSI | 2004 | 334 |
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3 | ITU-T Rec. T.801 (08/2002) Information technology – JPEG 2000 image coding system: Extensions |
5 | Contents |
11 | Foreword |
13 | 1 Scope 2 References 2.1 Identical Recommendations | International Standards |
14 | 2.2 Additional references |
15 | 3 Definitions |
16 | 4 Abbreviations 5 Symbols |
17 | 6 General description 6.1 Extensions specified by this Recommendation | International Standard 6.1.1 Syntax 6.1.2 Variable DC offset 6.1.3 Variable scalar quantization 6.1.4 Trellis coded quantization 6.1.5 Visual masking 6.1.6 Arbitrary decomposition |
18 | 6.1.7 Arbitrary wavelet transformation 6.1.8 Single sample overlap discrete wavelet transformations 6.1.9 Multiple component transformations 6.1.10 Non-linear transformation 6.1.11 Region of interest 6.1.12 File format 6.1.13 Metadata definitions |
19 | 6.2 Relation between extensions |
20 | Annex A – Compressed data syntax, extension A.1 Extended capabilities A.2 Extensions to ITU-T Rec. T.800 | ISO/IEC 15444-1 marker segment parameters |
27 | A.3 Extended marker segments |
45 | Annex B – Variable DC offset, extension B.1 Variable DC offset flow B.2 Inverse DC offset B.3 Forward DC offset (informative) |
47 | Annex C – Variable scalar quantization, extension C.1 Variable scalar quantization C.2 Variable scalar dequantization for irreversible filters |
48 | C.3 Variable scalar quantization for irreversible filters (informative) |
49 | Annex D – Trellis coded quantization extensions D.1 Introduction to TCQ |
51 | D.2 Sequence definition D.3 Forward TCQ quantization (informative) |
53 | D.4 Inverse quantization (normative) |
56 | D.5 Lagrangian rate allocation (informative) |
61 | Annex E – Visual masking, extensions E.1 Introduction to visual masking (informative) E.2 Point-wise extended non-linearity (informative) |
63 | E.3 Decoding with visual masking |
64 | E.4 Encoding with visual masking (informative) E.5 Setting parameters (informative) |
65 | E.6 Compatibility with other technologies (informative) |
66 | Annex F – Arbitrary decomposition of tile-components, extensions F.1 Wavelet sub-bands |
67 | F.2 Equation, text and decomposition updates |
78 | F.3 Inverse discrete wavelet transformation for general decompositions |
85 | F.4 Forward discrete wavelet transformation for general decompositions (informative) |
92 | Annex G – Whole-sample symmetric transformation of images, extensions G.1 Wavelet transformation parameters, definitions and normalizations G.2 Whole-sample symmetric (WS) wavelet transformations reconstruction |
96 | G.3 Whole-sample symmetric (WS) wavelet transformation decomposition (informative) |
98 | G.4 Examples of WS wavelet transformations (informative) |
101 | Annex H – Transformation of images using arbitrary wavelet transformations H.1 Wavelet transformation parameters and normalizations |
102 | H.2 Arbitrary (ARB) wavelet transformation reconstruction procedures |
107 | H.3 Arbitrary (ARB) wavelet transformation decomposition procedures (informative) |
111 | H.4 Examples of ARB wavelet transformations (informative) |
115 | Annex I – Single sample overlap discrete wavelet transform, extensions I.1 Introduction to single sample overlapping I.2 The code-block anchor points (CBAP) extension |
119 | I.3 The SSO extension |
127 | I.4 The TSSO extension |
128 | I.5 Combining the SSO and TSSO extensions (informative) |
129 | Annex J – Multiple component transformations, extension J.1 Introduction to multiple component transformation concepts J.2 Overview of inverse processing |
135 | J.3 Transformations |
146 | Annex K – Non-linear transformation K.1 Signalling the use of the non-linear transformations |
147 | K.2 Non-linear transformation specifications |
151 | Annex L – Region of interest coding and extraction, extensions L.1 Decoding of ROI L.2 Description of the Scaling based method |
152 | L.3 Region of interest mask generation |
157 | L.4 Remarks on region of interest coding |
158 | Annex M – JPX extended file format syntax M.1 File format scope M.2 Introduction to JPX |
160 | M.3 Greyscale/Colour/Palette/multi-component specification architecture |
161 | M.4 Fragmenting the codestream between one or more files |
163 | M.5 Combining multiple codestreams |
166 | M.6 Using reader requirements masks to determine how a file can be used |
173 | M.7 Extensions to the JPX file format and the registration of extensions |
177 | M.8 Differences from the JP2 binary definition |
178 | M.9 Conformance |
180 | M.10 Key to graphical descriptions (informative) M.11 Defined boxes |
215 | M.12 Dealing with unknown boxes M.13 Using the JPX file format in conjunction with other multi-media standards (informative) |
216 | Annex N – JPX file format extended metadata definition and syntax N.1 Introduction to extended metadata N.2 Additional references for extended metadata N.3 Scope of metadata definitions |
217 | N.4 Metadata syntax |
218 | N.5 Defined boxes |
220 | N.6 Metadata definitions |
249 | N.7 Fundamental type and element definitions |
267 | N.8 JPX extended metadata document type definition |
277 | N.9 JPX extended metadata XML Schema |
293 | Annex O – Examples and guidelines, extensions O.1 Arbitrary decomposition examples |
315 | O.2 Odd Tile Low Pass First (OTLPF) convention |
317 | O.3 Multiple component collection example |
329 | Bibliography |
331 | Index |
333 | Patent statement |